North-East StoriesYou are in: BBC Newsline > North East  Nicola Weir is fiercely proud of her Ballymena roots.  Yellow Man, dulse, could only mean one thing, the Auld Lammas Fair in Ballycastle  When it comes to eating out, adults are normally spoiled for choice  Graffiti can be an eyesore and people in Ballymena are trying to gt rid of it  The sports minister has asked for an urgent report into the death of a spectator  Two boys have been treated for hypothermia after being rescued from a cave  A Coleraine man is creating a bit of underwater magic in his home town  Finding a car parking space on a busy day is like finding a needle in a haystack  The Vampire's Grave and other sites you won't find in the tourist brochure  Our four legged friends have fallen foul of Coleraine Borough Council  9 men have appeared in court charged in relation to the murder and attempted murder of two men  Police investigate the death of a man during overnight trouble in Coleraine  A doctor in Portrush is claiming lives may be put at risk if services are moved  An Antrim minister objects to a 10 metre mast outside his church  The popular Portrush attraction is open for business again  Sinn Féin suspends one of its councillors after a stormy meeting  Michael McIlveen's mother recalls the day she was told he was dying  A Ballymena schoolboy is taking the musical world by storm  Ivan Quinn says he will be forever haunted by Ryan's words and how he was powerless to help  Yet another twist in the case of the dentist facing a double murder charge  In Ballymena the police are investigating the death of an eighteen month old boy  Colin Howell, a 50 year old dentist, is to be questioned over sexual offences  A man and a woman are charged with the murder of their former partners  After eight years a decision has finally been made for a visitors centre  For some businesses in Portrush the recession may be a blessing in disguise  An announcement from AVX in Coleraine followed news of 99 redundancies at the Carrick car-parts firm  Five residential care homes have been earmarked for closure  It's no surprise that the police just might be keeping a close eye on your driving skills  BBC Newsline looks at those last minute panic buys  It's not just individuals who are affected  For many it's the ultimate dream, to write and star in their own movie!  A county Antrim firm is sending its workers back to school  The people of Ballymena are preparing for Christmas  The Royal Irish Regiment parade through the streets of Ballymena  Our high flying North East reporter takes to the skies  Nicola Weir got some great footage and interviews at the air show.  19 people swam from Rathlin to Ballycastle  So why do Ballymoney people have the staying power that others don't?  It's been announced that about 5 miles of the Fosses road will be dualled - a project costing £52 m You are in: BBC Newsline > North East |
